David's Brisket House

This sandwich from Scott Schweizer Brooklyn NY

"Killer pastrami sandwich from David's brisket house on Nostrand between Fulton and Atlantic. The place looks grimy and some wonkey eyed dude makes the sandwiches, but for $5 you can't go wrong. The pastrami and brisket are the most tender, greasy thing you've ever had. A message from Dave himslef "its a pleasure to hear so much fans love our flavor.we do what we gota do we do what we do best is doing the dew like we do always for you.our pleasure to serve you.you can check our web site for hours and info type at the address bar
much respect to all our fans
may god bless u all.""

The Mike Sandwich

This one from Steve Russell of Buffalo NY

"This is called the Mike Sandwich from local coffee house Spot Coffee. A friend put a picture of it on facebook and it looked amazing so I immediately went to get it.

On a croissant: Sausage, pan friend egg, melted provolone, cream cheese spread. "

Chili Sandwich

Chili, rice, cheese, sour cream, and jalapeno sauce on a portuguese roll

Shore prep

My boy Giancarlo Liberati sent this one in "Tryin to eat heathier for the new year(gotta get in shape for the summer, jersey shore fist pumpin) kelly made me this grilled chicken salad samich w avacado quartered cucumbers red onions juilen sliced carrots w a side of basalimic on toasted wheat bread. I fuckin love samichs."

This is why breakfast was invented

corned beef hash, cheese, sunny side up egg, cheese, and bacon in between 2 fat pancakes. GETSOME! and If I had some taylor ham you can bet your boots it would have been on there. I also recreated this masterpiece at a dinner down the street from my house the other day it was unreal.

BBQ Brisket

Kevin Heitczman presents

"So my roommate Vincent and I are in the deli looking to get some chomp. I see they have BBQ Brisket for the dinner plate so you know I'm getting that on a hero. Looking around I see they have mashed potatoes so I decided to get them as well BUT this time around it went on the sandwich. Together it's got bbq brisket, swiss, avocado, mashed potatoes, gravy and bbq sauce.

do work!"

Heitcz for the holidays

Posts like this are why I love doing this blog. I had a great time reading this hahah. Another heater from Kevin Heitczman

"Coming home for the christmas break means a few things. Hanging out with friends, relaxing around the house, being the dummy at best buy the night before christmas, and getting blasted with snow, but there are 2 things that stand out the most. Putting up christmas lights and eating home cooked meals. After driving back from the city, my brother and I started our day long project of making our house the most festive on the block (which isn't hard since out neighbors blow it every year with just wreathes and white lights) I'm a man who likes classy light setups with the big bulbs and no crazy plastic santas or blow up snowmen. You want a 10 ft frosty in your yard, man the fuck up and roll him yourself.


So after many broken bulbs and almost slipping on the roof, we take a break for dinner. Now our mom knows how to feed us. We come in and she's got a pot full of spicy chili, home made home fries, some burgers she made with the extra ground beef, fresh rolls, and before she made us some hot chocolate while we were out side. Gotta love mom.


We were in a rush to got out and get more extension cords before the roads got to bad so I took everything we had and threw them on a roll and hit the road. So here we have a burger topped with chili, american cheese, home fries, with homemade pickles and some sauces. Nothing hits the spot better from being outside in the cold all day than that.


Then the next morning I wake up to find my mom had made some egg salad and I went from there. Taking the egg salad, I found some pancetta in the fridge, as well as some home fries from last night and hooked it up. It's got egg salad with sauteed pancetta, melted swiss, and the home fries.


To everyone at the mansion, happy holidays and as always, do work!"